Adjective with L
Means extended in length or duration.
Describes someone unwilling to work.
Means very beautiful or delightful.
Means small in size or quantity.
Means big in size or extent.
Means producing a strong sound.
Means bright or having little weight.
Means having good luck or fortune.
Means weak, poor, or unimpressive.
Describes feeling alone or isolated.
Means caring and full of affection.
Means not tight or freely moving.
Means after the expected or usual time.
Means missing or unable to find the way.
Means full of energy and activity.
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Means not high or small in level.
Means very bad or of poor quality.
Means tall and thin, a bit awkward.
Means easy to like; pleasant, friendly.
Means faithful and devoted; steadfast.
Means easy to love; endearing and sweet.
Means full of lumps; not smooth.
Means a bit silly/crazy; or full of loops.
Means very long in time or size.
Means thin or low-fat; a real adjective.
Means very comfortable and expensive.
Rich, juicy, and delicious; yummy!
Means final; coming after all others.
So silly or bad that it's funny.
Easy to like; pleasant and friendly.
Not firm or strong; floppy.
Describes one who lies; not truthful.
Music adjective: very slow tempo.
Tastes or smells like lemon.
Means showing amusement; someone laughing.
Means glowing or shining with light.
Rich and abundant; full of healthy growth.
Means lighted up; brightly illuminated.
Informal adj meaning crazy or silly
Means absurd or ridiculous; very silly.
Means probable or expected to happen.
Means humble or of low rank; valid adjective.
Lacking energy or enthusiasm; sluggish.
Clear and easy to understand; vivid.
Music term used in English: adjective for slow tempo.
Directional adjective meaning on the left side.
Adjective meaning very talkative or chatty.
Adjective meaning extremely angry; furious.
Adjective meaning sluggish, very tired or drowsy.
Adjective meaning luxurious or very generous.
Common slang adjective meaning crazy.
Adjective meaning insane or extremely foolish
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Adjective meaning likely to leak; not tight.
Adjective meaning very high, tall, or noble.
Means missing or without something needed.
Past-participle adjective meaning cherished; dear.
Comparative adjective meaning not as much.
Gracefully flexible and supple in movement.
A bright green color; lime-colored.
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Slow, relaxed, a bit weak or listless.
Profitable; producing a lot of money
Flexible and easily bent; supple.
Uneven or crooked; not balanced.
Alive; existing or currently in use.
Happening now; not recorded or canned.
Made of lace or lace-like in pattern.
Dull, lacking shine, sparkle, or energy.
Having long legs; tall or with long stems.
Means proper and refined, like a polite lady.
Describes someone or a team that is not winning.
Not strict; tolerant and forgiving in rules.
Slangy adjective: slow or stuttering, esp. in games.
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Lawful; allowed by the rules or by law.
Describes something actively jumping.
A color adjective: pale purple like the flower.
Likely to happen; or legally responsible.
Describes something regrettable or pitiable.
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